Operations & maintenance

Full-scope O&M for solar, wind and hybrid assets.

One contract. One accountable team. Preventive, predictive and corrective maintenance, plus the commercial and regulatory work most contractors push back to you.

Illustrative O&M engineer inspecting a utility-scale solar array with diagnostic equipment
Illustrative field inspection · final assessment follows plant records and site conditions
1,733
MW under active O&M contract
2.2
GW operationalassets under active O&M today
Operating philosophy

Five principles. One operating discipline.

The 5P framework connects daily field work to asset value and customer accountability.

01

Promote customer satisfaction

Structured engagement cadence, transparent communication, simplified invoicing.

02

Project value enhancement

Preventive and predictive maintenance to extend asset life.

03

Proactiveness

Real-time health monitoring, predictive analytics, RCA and CAPA discipline.

04

Productivity maximisation

Defect and waste reduction, OEM and vendor collaboration.

05

Practice high QHSE standards

Safety protocol adherence, environmental audit, sustainability practice.

Method

A maintenance contract should be an operating system.

The work begins with evidence, runs through one control rhythm, and ends in documented improvement.

01

Establish the operating baseline

We reconcile plant design, metering, historical generation, open defects and contract obligations before setting the maintenance plan. The result is a measurable baseline, not a generic checklist.

Asset register · loss tree · 90-day action plan
02

Run the asset as one system

Field teams, the NOC, planning, analytics and regulatory support work from one operating cadence. Preventive work, breakdown response and commercial follow-through stay connected.

Daily controls · planned maintenance · RCA and CAPA
03

Prove and improve performance

Generation, availability, work orders and recurring defects are reviewed together. Decisions are documented, owners are named and improvements are carried into the next cycle.

Monthly review · variance analysis · optimisation backlog
NOC integration

The field team and the control room share one version of the plant.

SCADA, work orders, breakdowns, meters and reporting move through one controlled data path. An anomaly has an owner, a ticket and a closure trail.

Inside the NOC
  1. Plant SCADA
  2. CMS
  3. IBM Maximo
  4. UDA — Unified Data Access
  5. UDA AI Agent
  6. Dashboards · Reports · Tickets

Data path · system architecture

Engagement

From plant data to an accountable operating proposal.

Before the walkthrough

What we need from you.

Serious assessments start with the plant record. These six items let the team move from a sales conversation to an engineering review.

  1. 01Plant single-line diagram
  2. 02SCADA access or data export
  3. 03Last 12 months of generation data
  4. 04Current spares inventory
  5. 05Existing AMC scope and expiry
  6. 06Site access protocol
Next step

Put the plant record on the table.

Share the operating history and current scope. We will structure the first review around what the asset is actually doing.